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Little Corona Del Mar BeachBeach6.0 mi from Costa Mesa▾
A small, rocky cove beach at the mouth of Buck Gully in Corona del Mar, California, shaped more by tide pools and reefs than the boardwalk culture of the larger beach nearby. The land was originally part of James Irvine's vast 1875 land purchase before developer George Hart began building the Corona del Mar community in 1904.
Victoria BeachBeach13.5 mi from Costa Mesa▾
A South Laguna cove beach famous for its 60-foot "Pirate Tower," built in 1926 as a private beach staircase for a California state senator inspired by castles he'd seen in France. Later owned by a retired naval captain fond of dressing as a pirate for local children's scavenger hunts, the tower earned its enduring nickname from him.
Alamitos Bay BeachBeach14.2 mi from Costa Mesa▾
A narrow beach on the calm, protected waters of Alamitos Bay in Long Beach, shielded from ocean swell by the Alamitos Peninsula. Popular for kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing, it sits a short walk from the shops of Belmont Shore's 2nd Street and across the bay from the canal-lined Naples neighborhood.
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Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Costa Mesa.
Little Corona Del Mar BeachBeach6.0 mi from Costa Mesa▾
A small, rocky cove beach at the mouth of Buck Gully in Corona del Mar, California, shaped more by tide pools and reefs than the boardwalk culture of the larger beach nearby. The land was originally part of James Irvine's vast 1875 land purchase before developer George Hart began building the Corona del Mar community in 1904.
Victoria BeachBeach13.5 mi from Costa Mesa▾
A South Laguna cove beach famous for its 60-foot "Pirate Tower," built in 1926 as a private beach staircase for a California state senator inspired by castles he'd seen in France. Later owned by a retired naval captain fond of dressing as a pirate for local children's scavenger hunts, the tower earned its enduring nickname from him.
Alamitos Bay BeachBeach14.2 mi from Costa Mesa▾
A narrow beach on the calm, protected waters of Alamitos Bay in Long Beach, shielded from ocean swell by the Alamitos Peninsula. Popular for kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing, it sits a short walk from the shops of Belmont Shore's 2nd Street and across the bay from the canal-lined Naples neighborhood.
